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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

24

Burleson Moves to End Telephone Strike

The article reports efforts to resolve a telephone workers strike in Boston. An adjustment board from New England Telephone would discuss with Mr. Koons to seek a quick settlement and return to work. Girl strike-breakers from New York and Philadelphia were brought in to weaken the strike and train local inexperienced workers. Twenty-five were interviewed at the company office following newspaper advertisements.

New England Koons Boston New York Philadelphia Telephone Company

Refuse To Meet Driver Over City Telephone Strike

The city faced widespread idle lines with suburban improvements as operators delayed settlement talks led by Miss Julia O Connor. Secretary Tumulty urged negotiation through General Manager Driver while Postmaster Burleson warned of public losses if strikers persist. Picket lines remained at exchanges despite rain and police protection, amid talk of a national proportion if the walkout continues.

Denced Tumulty Julia O’conner Burleson New England Telephone Company

Women in Strike Spotlight At Tremont Temple

Reported actions by society women at the New England Telephone strike drew hisses when Mrs William Driver Jr and a friend allegedly operated a switchboard in Tremont Temple. Other women including Eleanor Rantoul and Mrs Newteen Smith helped at Salem without pay.

Tremont Temple William Driver, Jr New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Dorothy Forbes Salem Misa Eleanor Rantoul Driver Newteen Smith

Walshs Offer Aid as Boston Strike Developments Unfold

Last night Senator David I Walsh and Judge Thomas Connolly offered mediation to end the telephone strike in Boston. Reported arrival of strike-breakers at the Lenox hotel sparked protests from union members while taxi drivers refused affordable transport and plans for strike-breaker use remained unclear as the Tremont area watched closely.

Telephone Department Tremont David I. Walsh Washington Judge Thomas Connolly Brighton Margaret Connolly Milk Street Walsh New England United States the Lenox Massachusetts Senator Walsh Lenox Yankee Par

Boston telephone workers strike spreads to Connecticut

The New England Joint Council of Telegraph and Telephone Workers calls out 12 000 workers. In Boston 600 splicers strike at 7 AM. 1200 quit at noon and 600 more expected by morning. In Connecticut 3000 to 4000 quit as strikers press for wage concessions and a published mayoral plan remains undisclosed. Picket lines form outside the Oliver Street building in rain as job seekers are discouraged.

Boston New England Joint Council of Telephone Workers Connecticut John Moreley New England Joint Council Southern New England Telephone Company Peters Federal Wage Control Board New England Joint Council of Telegraph and Telephone Quincy House Thy Wire Control Board Telephone Company

Spring Cleaning Advice from Celery King

The ad promotes spring cleaning with Celery King products to drive out winter waste, purify the bowels liver and stomach, and improve blood quality. It urges readers to start now and embrace a healthier, richer bloodstream this season.

Celery King promises family health benefits

An advertisement extols Celery King as a purely vegetable remedy that boosts energy, clears skin, and brightens eyes for the whole family. It claims a nightly brew for all, with a small-pack price and strong health claims aimed at renewing vigor.

Maine Telephone Operators Strike Widens Across Cities

Maine appeals seek intervention from Governor Milliken and senators to end the Portland Bangor and other strikes. Non union workers fill Portland and Bangor boards as sympathy action looms. Wages sought are lower in Bangor with broader regional toll disruptions and limited services in New Hampshire towns.

Milliken United States Hale Fernald Maine Cora H. Smith Portland Union Joseph P. Tumulty Wilson Burleson Portland Exchange Bangor Boston Portland Aroostook Houston Eastport Belfast Biddeford Bertha Dean Calais New Hampshire Dover Somersworth Rochester Franklin Telephone Operators’ Union

Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Easy One-Peel Solution

An advertisement touts Gets-It as the sole method to peel corns and calluses in one piece suitable for walkers and shoppers. The claim emphasizes a banana-peel like removal and targets daily foot care users.

Gets-It corn remedy promises instant relief

The ad touts Gets-It as a fast acting corn remover for dancers and others. It claims relief in two to three seconds with no bandages or wrapping and says the corn loosens from flesh so it peels away easily. Manufactured by J Lawrence & Co Chicago Illinois.

J. Lawrence & Co Chicago Ill

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It emphasizes vegetable herbs quality and a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers a sample bottle for ten cents.

Dr. Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Boston Daily Post

Free Herb Recipe Promises Rheumatism Cure

A physician style advertisement offers a Simple Herb Recipe that supposedly cures chronic rheumatism and related conditions. It claims relief for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, and acts as a blood purifier. The offer invites all sufferers to request the free recipe by sending name and a stamped self-addressed envelope to K. P. Sutton in Los Angeles.

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